Partial Foil
Hilighting wraps are placed are placed throughout the fringe, sides and crown to brighten and enhance the depth of your colour. $143+
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Full Foil
We often get the question "what's the difference between a full foil and a partial foil?" The answer is quite simple! A Full Foil lightens and/or brightens everything a partial foil does, including the back down to the nape of the neck. How do you know if you need a full foil v. a partial foil? You can rest assure knowing our personalized recommendations will set you up on a beautiful path to achieve your desired results. $173+
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Mini Foil
Delicately lighten just your fringe or part to add luminosity $93+
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Flash Light
A revolutionary , fast-acting system that allows for targeted lightening. It quickly brings out the texture and movement of your haircut while creating a sun-kissed effect. Brilliant results will leave you in awe and wanting to tell everyone your "little hair secret" $73+
*note, not recommended on prelightened or heat-damaged hair.
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Colouring
Root Touch-Up $83+
Root Touch-Up add on $65+
Colour Balance $48+
Base Softening/Shadowing $65+
LIQUID by J. Beverly Hills (roots to ends) $85+
Double Process Lightening $135+
Colour Correction: Starting at $100/hr, based upon consultation
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We now include a take home product with ALL of our colour services to
guarantee hair health, colour longevity and integrity between visits!
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BALAYAGE (ba-li-azhe), also spelled balyage or baliage, appeared in Francesometime in the mid 60's and was largely adopted by hair salons in the 70's. At the time it was called Balayage a'Cotton, for the cotton that was used to isolate the hilighted sections from the non- hilighted sections. Balayage, as the word itself means to sweep and in the case of balayage colour, it essentially means hair painting. Balayage hilightsappeared in the US sometime in the mid-80's but was largely abdoded by the best hair salons in NYC some time in the 90's as a hair colour technique to create sun-kissed blonde hilights on the long hairstyles for the celebrity clients and early adopters clientelle. Sun-kissed blonde hilights like the ones had as little toddlers after spending all summer in the South of France i.e "babylights
$193+